Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-29
TnE REAprse AGE.

hope for success that does not advertise-truth-
fully. Observation-Disclosures have different meth
DDS Of advertising. As we are only advertising
our own house-or rather our goods-we,ll tell
you our way. 1t il to draw the public,s atteu.
ton to our wares through the daily papers. and
whom the people respond make the goods We
show and the prices. We name advertise them
selves A pleased customer il the best possible
advertisement. Recognizing this trite truism.
we expect our Boys and Childrens department
to be thoroughly advertised to-day and ro-mor-
fov. for We have prepared for our little friends
such exceptional values in Kilt Suits, Sailor
Suits. Blouse Suits. Suits with knee pants in
plain. plested and Norfolk styles, Suits with
long pants for the bigger boys, in sack and cut
away styles: Shirt Waists and separate pants,
both short and long, that they viii cheerfully
say good word for our Boys Department to
their little friends. and advise them to Ego and
do likewise"
sAKs COMPANY.
Wsfound it hard to duplicate the Shirt Waists
we have bean selling ct ID cents snd 10 cents
each, but we've done it, and even improved on
INEQUALITY of both We begun the season sell.
ing knee pants at As cents We've sold hum
drsds Of pairs, and we've got hundreds more at
the same price. Our s25O Suits for boys, ages
4 to IS, went like wiidHre. Their likes were
nevsrsesn hare before, but We are equal to every
emergency. We've got hundreds more equally
sood-same price. 1t mustn't be supposed that
because We mention these low-priced goods we
conine ourselves to them alone Not at all
We've got Kilt Suits from s193 to 1850,
Sailor Suits from % cents to 81, Suits with
knee pants from $3.50 to els. suits for the
bigger boys from % to eco; Shirt Waists from
13 cents to s1.7O; Knee Pants from 4S cents to
sa.5O; Long Pants for boys, ages IL to IL, from
81 to %. There ia nothing that boy may need
between these prices that can't be found here,
xha 1>ao&
akill. The TT. shape, style. ''snsp" and stone"
of our Boys and Children,s Clothing have not
yet been reached by other houses and "a stern
chase In . long chase }" to use q nautical phrase.
We've got the lead and we propose to keep it.
sAKs COMPANY.
At 90. $3.50, a and $3.50 we are Offering
Suits for Boys. ages 4 to Is. with short pants,
that are in point Of sctual value worth great
deal more money. but We obtain exceptional
values by buying "a we do in immense auanti-
ties, the benefits of which belong to our patrons
At s5 we are offering such an immense variety
ofs1quisits little Suits. that were we to at
tempt to describe them in detail, we'd tax your
eredulty; we'd consume too much space, and
we'd fail to do them justice after all. They
must simply be seen and examined to fully ap-
preciate the great bargains they are.
At %, "a, $3.50. so and sl0, the Suits
We show arc superb in style and finish, the
fabrics from which they ara mada are mostly
imported goods. They are just ~ cheap in pro-
portion to their actual values as are our az so
Atwood Suita Those We sell at Gle, $3.50
and 415. are works of art of the highest order:
not alone in the richness Of material. but also
OF trimming, design. make, shape and ht
sAKs / COMPANY.
We might mention en- passant that our stock
Of Spring Hats and Caps for our Juvenile friends
vas never 20 extensive or complete - now, and
that our Shoe Department is fairly packed with
Shoes Of svsry kind for tho little fellows Our
Furnishing Department viii complete their
outfit with its wealth Of bright things for
Spring use. Popular prices govern every De-
partment Of our House.
BAKs COMPANY,
THE BOYS OWN OUTFIrTERs.
apo 400 TO sos SEVENTH STREET.
nc. SEAMLESS MATING AT CSC. PER YD.
EU At the
Double Combination
apZ0-os 1241 11th St Sc